So I may use them for my next purchase depending on the circumstances and properties they have at that time.

Unfortunately this is a case of "if you give a mouse a cookie" and it goes from there.If I were them I would charge extra for holidays. 

He said, unfortunately he had no more spots available as they were recently taken up the week prior.

Unfortunately, there haven't been any recent updates.

Unfortunately, with real estate investing, you can't just drop $20K into something and see a high return.  

Unfortunately, charging by the hour would just create another problem - owners thinking they should only pay a PMC minimum wage rates, "because it's so easy to do".Owners don't want to recognize that property managers have invested years in learning what they do - just like owners have in their careers!

This is just unfortunately a bad idea all around....

Unfortunately it can be difficult to identify legitimate offerings both on the lending and wholesaling side but if you stick to larger more reputable groups you should be in good shape.As far as requirements, hard money / private money lenders will typically require you to put at least 10% down on the purchase, often more.

It was just a way to earn a few extra bucks when the circumstances proved right.The same for subject to deals; loan subordination; purchasing of “discounted” notes, or hard money lending.  

Unfortunately, I did not verify the information provided by my agent regarding HOA restrictions and home insurance costs.